| “前Sun CEO 施瓦茨（Jonathan Schwartz）今天作为辩护证人站了起来，斥责甲
骨文有关Java API属Sun的专有代码的声明。谷歌律师Robert van Nest咨询施瓦茨，在他在Sun任职期间，Java
API是否被认为是Sun的专有的或受保护的财产。‘不’，施瓦茨解释开放软件的性质，‘它们是开放的API，我们希望带入更多的人进来......
我们要的是建立最大的阵营，吸引尽可能多的人。’”Oracle 真是的（脏话，不翻译了）。
施瓦兹 转载请注明：Linux人社区>英文资讯翻译专版.编译 英文原文：  Schwartz: Android didn't need license for Java APIs posted by Thom Holwerda on Fri 27th Apr 2012 01:00 UTC  "Former Sun CEO Jonathan Schwartz took the stand here today as a witness for the defense, and disputed Oracle's claim
that Java APIs were proprietary code from Sun. Google's lawyer, Robert
van Nest, asked Schwartz whether, during his tenure at Sun, Java APIs
were considered proprietary or protected by Sun. 'No,' Schwartz said in
explaining the nature of open software, 'These are open APIs, and we
wanted to bring in more people... We wanted to build the biggest tent
and invite as many people as possible.'" Whoopsie for Oracle. |
